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CONTENTS
PREFACE
VII
ABOUT
THE
AUTHORS
XV
B
IBI
PART
ONE
THE
INTERNATIONAL
ENVIRONMENT
CHAPTER
1
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
IMPERATIVE
2
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
1.1:
THE
JANUS
FACES
OF
GLOBALIZATION
2
WHAT
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
IS
3
THE
IMPORTANCE
OF
WORLD
TRADE
5
GLOBAL
LINKAGES
6
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
1.2:
CORK
VERSUS
PLASTIC
7
DOMESTIC
POLICY
REPERCUSSIONS
8
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
1.3:
DOES
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
CREATE
PEACE?
10
OPPORTUNITIES
AND
CHALLENGES
IN
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
10
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
1.4:
A
GLIMPSE
OF
THE
WORLD
IN
THE
NEW
CENTURY
11
THE
GOALS
OF
THIS
BOOK
14
SUMMARY
15
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
16
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
16
APPENDIX
A
BASICS
OF
MARKETING
17
STRATEGIC
MARKETING
17
TARGET
MARKET
SELECTION
17
MARKETING
MANAGEMENT
19
THE
MARKETING
PROCESS
20
APPENDIX
B
GEOGRAPHICAL
PERSPECTIVES
ON
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
21
LOCATION
22
PLACE
22
NATURAL
FEATURES
22
HUMAN
FEATURES
24
INTERACTION
24
MOVEMENT
25
REGION
27
CHAPTER
2
INTERNATIONAL
TRADE
INSTITUTIONS
AND
U.S.
TRADE
POLICY
30
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
2.1:
WHO
SHOULD
REGULATE
E-COMMERCE?
30
THE
HISTORICAL
DIMENSION
31
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
GLOBAL
DIVISION
33
XIX
DETAILED
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
3
/
TRANSNATIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
AFFECTING
WORLD
TRADE
33
WORLD
TRADE
ORGANIZATION
(WTO)
33
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
2.2:
THE
WTO:
FROM
SPECIALTY
GROUP
TO
PUBLIC
FORUM
35
INTERNATIONAL
MONETARY
FUND
(IMF)
36
WORLD
BANK
36
REGIONAL
INSTITUTIONS
37
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
2.3:
A
WORLD
BANK
PERSPECTIVE
ON
CHILD
LABOR
38
THE
CURRENT
U.S.
INTERNATIONAL
TRADE
POSITION
39
A
DIAGNOSIS
OF
THE
U.S.
TRADE
POSITION
41
THE
IMPACT
OF
TRADE
AND
INVESTMENT
ON
THE
UNITED
STATES
42
THE
EFFECT
OF
TRADE
42
THE
EFFECT
OF
INTERNATIONAL
INVESTMENT
43
POLICY
RESPONSES
TO
TRADE
PROBLEMS
45
RESTRICTIONS
OF
IMPORTS
45
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
2.4:
TOYING
WITH
TARIFFS
47
EXPORT
PROMOTION
EFFORTS
51
A
STRATEGIC
OUTLOOK
52
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
2.5:
A
MARKETING
APPROACH
TO
TRADE
53
*
SUMMARY
54
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
55
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
55
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
55
APPENDIX
A
MEMBERS
OF
THE
U.S.
TRADE
PROMOTION
COORDINATION
COMMITTEE
(TPCC)
56
THE
CULTURAL
ENVIRONMENT
57
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
3.1:
MAKING
CULTURE
WORK
FOR
YOUR
SUCCESS
57
CULTURE
DEFINED
59
THE
ELEMENTS
OF
CULTURE
62
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
3.2:
CULTURE
WARS
63
LANGUAGE
64
NONVERBAL
LANGUAGE
66
RELIGION
67.
VALUES
AND
ATTITUDES
69
MANNERS
AND
CUSTOMS
70
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
3.3:
SOUP:
NOW
IT S
MMMM-MMMM-GLOBAL!
72
MATERIAL
ELEMENTS
74
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
3.4:
U.S.
STORES
IN
JAPAN
75
AESTHETICS
78
EDUCATION
78
SOCIAL
INSTITUTIONS
79
SOURCES
OF
CULTURAL
KNOWLEDGE
80
CULTURAL
ANALYSIS
82
THE
TRAINING
CHALLENGE
86
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
3.5:
ON-LINE
CULTURAL
TRAINING
89
SUMMARY
90
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
90
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
90
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
91
*
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXI
CHAPTER
4
CHAPTER
5
CHAPTER
6
THE
ECONOMIC
ENVIRONMENT
92
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
4.1:
THE
GLOBAL
ECONOMY
92
MARKET
CHARACTERISTICS
97
POPULATION
98
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
4.2:
IN
THE
SEARCH
OF
THE
NEW
CHINA
104
INFRASTRUCTURE
107
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
4.3:
BRINGING
THE
NEW
ECONOMY
TO
NEW
MARKETS
112
FOREIGN
INVOLVEMENT
IN
THE
ECONOMY
113
IMPACT
OF
THE
ECONOMIC
ENVIRONMENT
ON
SOCIAL
DEVELOPMENT
113
REGIONAL
ECONOMIC
INTEGRATION
118
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
4.4:
THE
WORLD
OF
TRADING
BLOCS
119
LEVELS
OF
ECONOMIC
INTEGRATION
120
EUROPEAN
INTEGRATION
121
NORTH
AMERICAN
INTEGRATION
123
OTHER
ECONOMIC
ALLIANCES
126
ECONOMIC
INTEGRATION
AND
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETER
128
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
4.5:
SUPPORTING
FREE
TRADE
IN
ASIA
130
SUMMARY
131
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
132
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
132
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
132
THE
FINANCIAL
ENVIRONMENT
133
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
5.1:
EASING
THE
CREDIT
CRUNCH
133
CREDIT
POLICY
134
TYPES
OF
FINANCIAL
RISK
136
SOURCES
OF
FINANCING
137
COMMERCIAL
BANKS
137
FORFAITING
AND
FACTORING
138
OFFICIAL
TRADE
FINANCE
139
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
5.2:
INSIDE
THE
EXPORT-IMPORT
BANK
141
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
5.3:
GOING
FOR
THE
GOVERNMENT
CONTRACTS
148
PRIVATE
SECTOR
EXPORT
CREDIT
INSURANCE
149
FINANCIAL
RISK
MANAGEMENT
149
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
5.4:
NOW
FOR
THE
HARD
PART:
GETTING
PAID
FOR
EXPORTS
152
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RISK
153
THE
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
MARKET
153
THE
MANAGEMENT
OF
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE
RISK
155
DEALING
WITH
FINANCIAL
CRISES
157
SUMMARY
159
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
159
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
159
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
160
THE
INTERNATIONAL
POLITICAL
AND
LEGAL
ENVIRONMENT
161
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
6.1:
IS
YOUR
FRENCH
WINE
REALLY
FROM
MEXICO?
161
XXII
DETAILED
CONTENTS
HOME
COUNTRY
POLITICAL
AND
LEGAL
ENVIRONMENT
162
EMBARGOES
AND
SANCTIONS
163
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
6.2:
UNILATERAL
SANCTIONS:
WHO
REALLY
LOSES?
164
EXPORT
CONTROLS
165
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
6.3:
NATURAL
SECURITY
STALLS
HIGH-TECH
INDUSTRY
166
A
CHANGED
ENVIRONMENT
FOR
EXPORT
CONTROLS
168
EXPORT
CONTROL
PROBLEMS
AND
CONFLICTS
169
IMPORT
CONTROLS
170
REGULATION
OF
INTERNATIONAL
BUSINESS
BEHAVIOR
170
HOST
COUNTRY
POLITICAL
AND
LEGAL
ENVIRONMENT
173
POLITICAL
ACTION
AND
RISK
173
LEGAL
DIFFERENCES
AND
RESTRAINTS
178
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
6.4:
THE
STEEL
DUMPING
CONTROVERSY
180
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
6.5:
TWO
AIR
DISASTERS,
TWO
CULTURES,
TWO
REMEDIES
181
THE
INFLUENCING
OF
POLITICS
AND
LAWS
181
THE
INTERNATIONAL
ENVIRONMENT
184
INTERNATIONAL
POLITICS
184
INTERNATIONAL
LAW
185
~
SUMMARY
186
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
186
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
186
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
187
CASES
PART
ONE
VIDEO
CASE:
GLOBAL
VENDOR
RELATIONS
AT
PIER
1
IMPORTS
188
IKEA
IN
THE
USA
190
THE
WORLD
CAR
MARKET
195
HONG
KONG:
THE
MARKET
OF
THE
FUTURE
OR
NO
FUTURE
200
U.S.
TOBACCO
EXPORTS:
A
NEW
PERSPECTIVE
207
THE
ONCE
AND
FUTURE
IVORY
TRADE
212
ONE
AFTERNOON
AT
THE
UNITED
STATES
INTERNATIONAL
TRADE
COMMISSION
218
PART
TWO
BEGINNING
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
ACTIVITIES
CHAPTER
7
BUILDING
THE
KNOWLEDGE
BASE
224
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
7.1:
HONG
KONG
TRADE
AT
THE
CLICK
OF
A
MOUSE
224
DEFINING
THE
ISSUE
225
INTERNATIONAL
AND
DOMESTIC
RESEARCH
226
NEW
PARAMETERS
226
NEW
ENVIRONMENTS
226
NUMBER
OF
FACTORS
INVOLVED
226
BROADER
DEFINITION
OF
COMPETITION
227
RECOGNIZING
THE
NEED
FOR
RESEARCH
227
THE
BENEFITS
OF
RESEARCH
228
DETERMINING
RESEARCH
OBJECTIVES
229
GOING
INTERNATIONAL:
EXPORTING
229
GOING
INTERNATIONAL:
IMPORTING
230
MARKET
EXPANSION
231
DETERMINING
SECONDARY
INFORMATION
REQUIREMENTS
231
*
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXIII
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
7.2:
ELECTRONIC
INFORMATION
SOURCES
ON
THE
EU
232
SOURCES
OF
DATA
232
GOVERNMENTS
232
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
233
SERVICE
ORGANIZATIONS
233
TRADE
ASSOCIATIONS
233
DIRECTORIES
AND
NEWSLETTERS
233
ELECTRONIC
INFORMATION
SERVICES
234
OTHER
FIRMS
234
EVALUATING
DATA
236
ANALYZING
AND
INTERPRETING
SECONDARY
DATA
236
DATA
PRIVACY
236
THE
PRIMARY
RESEARCH
PROCESS
237
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
7.3:
PRIVACY
CAN
BE
CONTENTIOUS
237
DETERMINING
INFORMATION
REQUIREMENTS
238
INDUSTRIAL
VERSUS
CONSUMER
RESEARCH
238
DETERMINING
RESEARCH
ADMINISTRATION
239
DETERMINING
THE
RESEARCH
TECHNIQUE
240
DESIGNING
THE
SURVEY
QUESTIONNAIRE
245
DEVELOPING
THE
SAMPLING
PLAN
248
DATA
COLLECTION
248
ANALYZING
AND
INTERPRETING
PRIMARY
DATA
248
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
7.4:
CREATIVE
PRIMARY
RESEARCH
249
PRESENTING
RESEARCH
RESULTS
249
FOLLOW-UP
AND
REVIEW
249
THE
INTERNATIONAL
INFORMATION
SYSTEM
250
ENVIRONMENTAL
SCANNING
251
DELPHI
STUDIES
252
SCENARIO
BUILDING
253
SUMMARY
254
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
254
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
254
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
255
APPENDIX
A
INFORMATION
SOURCES
FOR
MARKETING
ISSUES
256
EUROPEAN
UNION
256
UNITED
NATIONS
257
U.S.
GOVERNMENT
257
SELECTED
ORGANIZATIONS
258
INDEXES
TO
LITERATURE
259
DIRECTORIES
259
ENCYCLOPEDIAS,
HANDBOOKS,
AND
MISCELLANEOUS
259
PERIODIC
REPORTS,
NEWSPAPERS,
MAGAZINES
260
SELECTED
TRADE
DATABASES
261
TRADE
PUBLICATION
REFERENCES
WITH
BIBLIOGRAPHIC
KEYWORDS
261
TRADE
PUBLICATION
REFERENCES
WITH
SUMMARIES
261
FULL
TEXT
OF
TRADE
PUBLICATIONS
261
STATISTICS
261
PRICE
INFORMATION
261
COMPANY
REGISTERS
262
TRADE
OPPORTUNITIES,
TENDERS
262
XXIV
DETAILED
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
8
CHAPTER
9
TARIFFS
AND
TRADE
REGULATIONS
262
STANDARDS
262
SHIPPING
INFORMATION
262
OTHERS
262
APPENDIX
B
DESCRIPTION
OF
SELECTED
U.S.
GOVERNMENT
PUBLICATIONS
AND
SERVICES
263
MACRO
DATA
263
COUNTRY
INFORMATION
263
PRODUCT
INFORMATION
264
SERVICES
264
THE
EXPORT
PROCESS
265
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
8.1:
EXPORTING
ON-LINE
265
MOTIVATIONS
TO
INTERNATIONALIZE
266
PROACTIVE
MOTIVATIONS
268
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
8.2:
THE
PERSONAL
TOUCH
IN
EXPORTING
269
REACTIVE
MOTIVATIONS
270
CHANGE
AGENTS
272
INTERNAL
CHANGE
AGENTS
273
~
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
8.3:
AN
ACCIDENTAL
EXPORTER
274
EXTERNAL
CHANGE
AGENTS
274
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
8.4:
THE
GHANA
EXPORT
SCHOOL
276
INTERNATIONALIZATION
STAGES
277
INTERNATIONALIZATION
CONCERNS
278
STAGE
1
:
THE
COMPLETELY
UNINTERESTED
FIRM
279
STAGE
2:
THE
PARTIALLY
INTERESTED
FIRM
279
STAGE
3:
THE
EXPLORING
FIRM
280
STAGE
4:
THE
EXPERIMENTAL
EXPORTER
280
STAGE
5:
THE
EXPERIENCED
SMALL
EXPORTER
281
STAGE
6:
THE
EXPERIENCED
LARGER
EXPORTER
281
CORPORATE
STRATEGY
AND
EXPORTING
282
SUMMARY
283
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
284
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
284
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
284
EXPORT
INTERMEDIARIES,
LICENSING,
AND
FRANCHISING
285
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
9.1:
SOGOSHOSHA:
SURVIVING
IN
CHANGING
TIMES
285
EXPORT
INTERMEDIARIES
286
EXPORT
MANAGEMENT
COMPANIES
286
WEBB-POMERENE
ASSOCIATIONS
288
TRADING
COMPANIES
289
LICENSING
AND
FRANCHISING
292
LICENSING
293
ASSESSMENT
OF
LICENSING
293
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
9.2:
SUCCESS
IN
CHINA
LICENSING
294
PRINCIPAL
ISSUES
IN
NEGOTIATING
LICENSING
AGREEMENTS
295
TRADEMARK
LICENSING
296
FRANCHISING
296
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
9.3:
FOOD
FRANCHISERS
CONTINUE
THE
INTERNATIONAL
VOYAGE
297
*
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXV
SUMMARY
301
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
301
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
301
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
302
CHAPTER
10
PRODUCT
ADAPTATION
303
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
10.1:
EUROPEANIZING
PRODUCTS
303
PRODUCT
VARIABLES
305
STANDARDIZATION
VERSUS
ADAPTATION
306
FACTORS
AFFECTING
ADAPTATION
308
THE
MARKET
ENVIRONMENT
310
GOVERNMENT
REGULATIONS
310
NONTARIFF
BARRIERS
310
CUSTOMER
CHARACTERISTICS,
EXPECTATIONS,
AND
PREFERENCES
312
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
10.2:
THE
MUPPETS
HIT
ULITSA
SEZAM,
ZHIMA
JIE,
SHARA A
SIMSIM,
AND
RECHOV
SUMSUM
316
CLIMATE
AND
GEOGRAPHY
317
PRODUCT
CHARACTERISTICS
317
PRODUCT
CONSTITUENTS
318
BRANDING
318
PACKAGING
319
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
10.3:
WHEN
THERE
IS
MORE
TO
A
NAME
320
APPEARANCE
321
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
10.4:
THINKING
GREEN
IN
PACKAGING
322
METHOD
OF
OPERATION
OR
USAGE
323
QUALITY
323
SERVICE
324
COUNTRY-OF-ORIGIN
EFFECTS
324
COMPANY
CONSIDERATIONS
325
PRODUCT
COUNTERFEITING
326
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
10.5:
THE
PHANTOM
PIRATES
327
SUMMARY
329
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
330
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
330
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
330
CHAPTER
11
EXPORT
PRICING
STRATEGIES
331
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
11.1:
ADJUSTING
TO
THE
CURRENCY
SQUEEZE
331
PRICE
DYNAMICS
332
THE
SETTING
OF
EXPORT
PRICES
334
EXPORT
PRICING
STRATEGY
335
EXPORT-RELATED
COSTS
336
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
11.2:
THE
EXPORTER S
PRICING
DILEMMA
337
TERMS
OF
SALE
340
TERMS
OF
PAYMENT
342
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
11.3:
PENETRATING
FOREIGN
MARKETS
BY
CONTROLLING
EXPORT
TRANSPORT
343
ADJUSTING
TO
FOREIGN
CURRENCY
FLUCTUATIONS
349
PRICE
NEGOTIATIONS
352
LEASING
352
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CONTENTS
DUMPING
353
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
11.4:
DUMPING
IN
THE
UNITED
STATES
355
SUMMARY
355
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
356
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
356
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
356
CHAPTER
12
INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATIONS
357
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
12.1:
MAKING
DEALS
IN
ANY
LANGUAGE
357
THE
MARKETING
COMMUNICATIONS
PROCESS
358
INTERNATIONAL
NEGOTIATIONS
360
STAGES
OF
THE
NEGOTIATION
PROCESS
361
HOW
TO
NEGOTIATE
IN
OTHER
COUNTRIES
362
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
12.2:
INTERPRETERS
AS
PART
OF
THE
MARKETING
TEAM
364
MARKETING
COMMUNICATIONS
STRATEGY
365
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
12.3:
INTEGRATED
MARKETING
COMMUNICATIONS
TO
CREATE
AWARENESS
368
COMMUNICATIONS
TOOLS
370
BUSINESS/TRADE
JOURNALS,
AND
DIRECTORIES
370
DIRECT
MARKETING
372
INTERNET
374
TRADE
SHOWS
AND
MISSIONS
378
PERSONAL
SELLING
380
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
12.4:
AT
THE
FAIR
382
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
12.5:
AUTOMATING
THE
SALES
FORCE
385
SUMMARY
386
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
387
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
387
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
387
CHAPTER
13
CHANNELS
AND
DISTRIBUTION
STRATEGIES
388
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
13.1:
DIFFERENT
WAYS
OF
GETTING
THE
JOB
DONE
IN
LATIN
AMERICA
388
CHANNEL
STRUCTURE
390
CHANNEL
DESIGN
391
CUSTOMER
CHARACTERISTICS
391
CULTURE
392
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
13.2:
RETAILERS
TO
THE
WORLD
395
COMPETITION
395
COMPANY
OBJECTIVES
396
CHARACTER
397
CAPITAL
398
COST
398
COVERAGE
399
CONTROL
400
CONTINUITY
400
COMMUNICATION
401
SELECTION
OF
INTERMEDIARIES
402
TYPES
OF
INTERMEDIARIES
402
*
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXVII
SOURCES
FOR
FINDING
INTERMEDIARIES
403
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
13.3:
PUTTING
THE
BEST
FOOT
FORWARD
404
SCREENING
INTERMEDIARIES
408
THE
DISTRIBUTOR
AGREEMENT
410
CHANNEL
MANAGEMENT
413
FACTORS
IN
CHANNEL
MANAGEMENT
413
GRAY
MARKETS
415
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
13.4:
COUNTRY
OF
ORIGIN
AND
GRAY
MARKETS
418
TERMINATION
OF
THE
CHANNEL
RELATIONSHIP
420
E-COMMERCE
421
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
13.5:
MASTERING
THE
JAPANESE
DISTRIBUTION
MAZE
422
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
13.6:
E-COMMERCE
IN
EMERGING
MARKETS
424
SUMMARY
426
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
426
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
426
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
426
CASES
PART
TWO
WATER
FROM
ICELAND
427
JOEMARIN
OY
433
SPERRY/MACLENNAN
ARCHITECTS
AND
PLANNERS
439
SPECTRUM
COLOR
SYSTEMS,
INC.
444
VIDEO
CASE:
LAKEWOOD
CHOPSTICKS
EXPORTS
450
OTJIWARONGO
CROCODILE
RANCH
453
DAMAR
INTERNATIONAL
459
PART
THREE
GLOBAL
MARKETING
MANAGEMENT
CHAPTER
14
GLOBAL
STRATEGIC
PLANNING
464
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
14.1:
APPLIANCE
MAKERS
ON
A
GLOBAL
QUEST
464
GLOBAL
MARKETING
465
GLOBALIZATION
DRIVERS
466
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
14.2:
BOM
GLOBAL
469
THE
STRATEGIC
PLANNING
PROCESS
470
UNDERSTANDING
AND
ADJUSTING
THE
CORE
STRATEGY
470
FORMULATING
GLOBAL
MARKETING
STRATEGY
472
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
14.3:
GLOBAL
SEGMENTS
BASED
ON
VALUES
478
GLOBAL
MARKETING
PROGRAM
DEVELOPMENT
479
IMPLEMENTING
GLOBAL
MARKETING
481
LOCALIZING
GLOBAL
MARKETING
482
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
14.4:
FINDING
THE
FIT
OVERSEAS
483
SUMMARY
485
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
485
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
486
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
486
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXVIII
CHAPTER
15
GLOBAL
MARKET
EXPANSION
487
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
15.1:
NIKE
INVESTMENTS:
GLOBAL
PRODUCTION
AND
WORKING
CONDITIONS
487
FOREIGN
DIRECT
INVESTMENT
488
MAJOR
FOREIGN
INVESTORS
489
REASONS
FOR
FOREIGN
DIRECT
INVESTMENT
490
A
PERSPECTIVE
ON
FOREIGN
DIRECT
INVESTORS
494
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
15.2:
WORKING
FOR
A
FOREIGN-OWNED
FIRM
496
TYPES
OF
OWNERSHIP
497
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
15.3:
ONE
COMPANY
CHOOSES
THREE
MODES
OF
INTERNATIONAL
INVESTMENT
498
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
15.4:
SMALL
FIRMS
USE
ALLIANCES
TOO
503
CONTRACTUAL
ARRANGEMENTS
504
SUMMARY
506
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
507
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
507
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
507
CHAPTER
16
PRODUCT
AND
BRAND
MANAGEMENT
508
~
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
16.1:
ANATOMY
OF
A
GLOBAL
PRODUCT
LAUNCH
508
GLOBAL
PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
510
THE
PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
PROCESS
511
THE
LOCATION
OF
R&D
ACTIVITIES
515
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
16.2:
CENTERS
OF
EXCELLENCE
517
THE
ORGANIZATION
OF
GLOBAL
PRODUCT
DEVELOPMENT
518
THE
TESTING
OF
NEW
PRODUCT
CONCEPTS
519
THE
GLOBAL
PRODUCT
LAUNCH
521
MANAGEMENT
OF
THE
PRODUCT
AND
BRAND
PORTFOLIO
521
ANALYZING
THE
PRODUCT
PORTFOLIO
522
MANAGING
THE
BRAND
PORTFOLIO
525
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
16.3:
DEVELOPMENT
AND
MANAGEMENT
OF
A
GLOBAL
BRAND
529
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
16.4:
HERE
COME
THE
PRIVATE
BRANDS
532
SUMMARY
534
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
534
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
534
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
535
CHAPTER
17
SERVICES
MARKETING
536
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
17.1:
THE
GLOBAL
TEMP
536
DIFFERENCES
BETWEEN
SERVICES
AND
GOODS
537
LINKAGE
BETWEEN
SERVICES
AND
GOODS
539
STAND-ALONE
SERVICES
539
THE
ROLE
OF
SERVICES
IN
THE
U.S.
ECONOMY
543
THE
ROLE
OF
INTERNATIONAL
SERVICES
IN
THE
WORLD
ECONOMY
546
GLOBAL
TRANSFORMATION
OF
SERVICES
546
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
17.2:
THE
EFFECTS
OF
GLOBAL
TELECOM
DEREGULATION
547
INTERNATIONAL
TRADE
PROBLEMS
IN
SERVICES
548
DATA
COLLECTION
PROBLEMS
549
REGULATION
OF
SERVICES
TRADE
550
*
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXIX
GOVERNMENT
RESPONSES
TO
PROBLEMS
IN
INTERNATIONAL
SERVICES
MARKETING
551
CORPORATE
INVOLVEMENT
IN
INTERNATIONAL
SERVICES
MARKETING
552
SERVICES
AND
E-COMMERCE
552
TYPICAL
INTERNATIONAL
SERVICES
553
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
17.3:
A
NEW
SERVICES
INDUSTRY:
FINDING
BASKETBALL
PLAYERS
556
STARTING
TO
MARKET
SERVICES
INTERNATIONALLY
558
STRATEGIC
IMPLICATIONS
OF
INTERNATIONAL
SERVICES
MARKETING
558
SUMMARY
560
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
561
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
561
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
561
CHAPTER
18
GLOBAL
PRICING
STRATEGIES
562
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
18.1:
A
GLOBAL
TAX
WAR?
562
TRANSFER
PRICING
563
USE
OF
TRANSFER
PRICES
TO
ACHIEVE
CORPORATE
OBJECTIVES
565
TRANSFER
PRICING
CHALLENGES
566
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
18.2:
ADVANCE
PRICING
AGREEMENTS:
KNOCKING
ON
THE
IRS S
DOOR
569
PRICING
WITHIN
INDIVIDUAL
MARKETS
570
CORPORATE
OBJECTIVES
570
COSTS
572
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
18.3:
JUST
DO
IT
IN
A
RECESSION!
573
DEMAND
AND
MARKET
FACTORS
574
MARKET
STRUCTURE
AND
COMPETITION
574
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
18.4:
WHEN
A
ROSE
IS
NOT
A
ROSE
575
ENVIRONMENTAL
CONSTRAINTS
576
PRICING
COORDINATION
577
THE
EURO
AND
MARKETING
STRATEGY
577
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
18.5:
COORDINATING
PRICES
IN
INTEGRATING
MARKETS
579
SUMMARY
580
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
581
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
581
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
581
CHAPTER
19
LOGISTICS
AND
SUPPLY
CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
582
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
19.1:
GLOBAL
SUPPLY
CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
AT
MCDONALD S
582
A
DEFINITION
OF
INTERNATIONAL
LOGISTICS
583
SUPPLY-CHAIN
MANAGEMENT
585
THE
IMPACT
OF
INTERNATIONAL
LOGISTICS
585
THE
NEW
DIMENSIONS
OF
INTERNATIONAL
LOGISTICS
587
INTERNATIONAL
TRANSPORTATION
ISSUES
588
TRANSPORTATION
INFRASTRUCTURE
588
AVAILABILITY
OF
MODES
588
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
19.2:
CONTAINERIZATION
SELLS
ROTTERDAM
PORT
590
CHOICE
OF
MODES
590
THE
INTERNATIONAL
SHIPMENT
595
XXX
DETAILED
CONTENTS
DOCUMENTATION
595
SUPPORT
AGENCIES
FOR
INTERNATIONAL
SHIPMENTS
597
INTERNATIONAL
INVENTORY
ISSUES
599
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
19.3:
SWITCHING
TO
GLOBAL
ELECTRONIC
ORDERS
600
INTERNATIONAL
STORAGE
ISSUES
601
STORAGE
FACILITIES
601
FOREIGN
TRADE
ZONES
602
INTERNATIONAL
PACKAGING
ISSUES
603
MANAGEMENT
OF
INTERNATIONAL
LOGISTICS
605
CENTRALIZED
LOGISTICS
MANAGEMENT
605
DECENTRALIZED
LOGISTICS
MANAGEMENT
605
CONTRACT
LOGISTICS
606
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
19.4:
OUTSOURCING
THE
LOGISTICS
FUNCTION
607
THE
SUPPLY
CHAIN
AND
THE
INTERNET
608
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
19.5:
INTERNET
TO
LEAD
DELIVERY
CHANGES
609
LOGISTICS
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT
610
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
19.6:
REVERSE
LOGISTICS
MANAGEMENT
IS
CRUCIAL
611
SUMMARY
612
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
613
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
613
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
613
CHAPTER
20
GLOBAL
PROMOTIONAL
STRATEGIES
614
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
20.1:
ONE
GIANT
HELLO,
THE
WHOLE
WORLD
OVER
614
PLANNING
PROMOTIONAL
CAMPAIGNS
615
THE
TARGET
AUDIENCE
616
CAMPAIGN
OBJECTIVES
617
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
20.2:
NURTURING
A
GLOBAL
IMAGE
618
THE
BUDGET
619
MEDIA
STRATEGY
620
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
20.3:
THE
WORLD
WANTS
ITS
MTV!
626
THE
PROMOTIONAL
MESSAGE
629
THE
CAMPAIGN
APPROACH
632
MEASUREMENT
OF
ADVERTISING
EFFECTIVENESS
636
OTHER
PROMOTIONAL
ELEMENTS
638
PERSONAL
SELLING
638
SALES
PROMOTION
639
PUBLIC
RELATIONS
641
SPONSORSHIP
MARKETING
643
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
20.4:
EXPANDING
THE
SOCIAL
VISION:
GLOBAL
COMMUNITY
RELATIONS
645
SUMMARY
646
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
646
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
646
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
646
CHAPTER
21
MARKETING
ORGANIZATION,
IMPLEMENTATION,
AND
CONTROL
648
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
21.1:
PROCTER
&
GAMBLE:
ORGANIZATION
2005
648
*
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXXI
ORGANIZATIONAL
STRUCTURE
650
ORGANIZATIONAL
DESIGNS
650
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
21.2:
RESTRUCTURING
FOR
GLOBAL
COMPETITIVENESS
656
IMPLEMENTATION
660
LOCUS
OF
DECISION
MAKING
661
FACTORS
AFFECTING
STRUCTURE
AND
DECISION
MAKING
662
THE
NETWORKED
GLOBAL
ORGANIZATION
663
PROMOTING
INTERNAL
COOPERATION
664
THE
ROLE
OF
COUNTRY
ORGANIZATIONS
666
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
21.3:
CHARACTERISTICS
OF
SUCCESS
667
CONTROL
669
TYPES
OF
CONTROLS
669
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
21.4:
INTERNATIONAL
BEST
PRACTICE
EXCHANGE
670
EXERCISING
CONTROL
673
SUMMARY
675
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
675
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
675
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
676
CASES
PART
THREE
AMAZON.COM
677
BENETTON
683
PARKER
PEN
COMPANY
685
NOVA
SCOTIA
688
AOL:
INTERNATIONAL
EXPANSION
694
NIKE
IN
SOUTHEAST
ASIA
696
VIDEO
CASE:
ESPN
699
AFTERMATH
OF
AN
ENVIRONMENTAL
DISASTER:
UNION
CARBIDE
IN
BHOPAL
701
ESTABLISHING
AN
OVERSEAS
LAW
OFFICE
705
VIDEO
CASE:
WHIRLPOOL
AND
THE
GLOBAL
APPLIANCE
INDUSTRY
708
ATTRACTING
FOREIGN
DIRECT
INVESTMENT:
GERMAN
LUXURY
CARS
IN
THE
U.S.
712
COMEBACK
FROM
A
NEAR-DEATH
EXPERIENCE:
AUDI
OF
AMERICA
1992-1997
716
MARKETING
AND
THE
ENVIRONMENT:
TUNA
VERSUS
DOLPHINS
720
WISST
PART
FOUR
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
TRANSITIONS
CHAPTER
22
COUNTERTRADE
726
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
22.1:
COUNTERTRADE
JUMPSTARTS
ECONOMY
726
COUNTERTRADE
DEFINED
727
WHY
COUNTERTRADE?
728
TYPES
OF
COUNTERTRADE
730
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
22.2:
DO
OFFSETS
HARM
THE
ECONOMY?
734
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
22.3:
SWAPPING
DEBT
FOR
EDUCATION
736
OFFICIAL
POSITIONS
TOWARD
COUNTERTRADE
737
OFFICIAL
U.S.
POLICY
737
OTHER
GOVERNMENT
VIEWS
738
ATTITUDES
OF
INTERNATIONAL
ORGANIZATIONS
739
THE
CORPORATE
SITUATION
740
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
22.4:
USING
COUNTERTRADED
GOODS
741
XXXII
DETAILED
CONTENTS
THE
EMERGENCE
OF
NEW
INTERMEDIARIES
741
PREPARING
FOR
COUNTERTRADE
743
SUMMARY
744
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
745
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
745
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
745
CHAPTER
23
NEWLY
EMERGING
MARKETS
746
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
23.1:
NEW
COMPETITION
FROM
HUNGARY
GATHERS
GLOBAL
SUPPORT
746
MARKETING
AND
THE
NEWLY
EMERGING
MARKET
ECONOMIES
747
A
BRIEF
HISTORICAL
REVIEW
748
THE
DEMISE
OF
THE
SOCIALIST
SYSTEM
750
THE
REALITIES
OF
ECONOMIC
CHANGE
751
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
23.2:
WOMEN
AND
WORK:
HAS
TRANSITION
HELPED?
753
ADJUSTING
TO
RAPID
CHANGE
754
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
23.3:
RUSSIA*S
RICH
AND
POOR
755
___
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
OPPORTUNITIES
AND
CHALLENGES
757
MARKETING
IN
THE
NEWLY
EMERGING
DEMOCRACIES
757
SOURCING
FROM
THE
NEWLY
EMERGING
DEMOCRACIES
758
MARKETING
WITH
STATE-OWNED
ENTERPRISES
760
REASON
FOR
THE
EXISTENCE
OF
STATE-OWNED
ENTERPRISES
760
RELEVANCE
OF
STATE-OWNED
ENTERPRISES
TO
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETER
760
THE
STRATEGIC
RESPONSE
TO
THE
STATE-OWNED
ENTERPRISE
761
PRIVATIZATION
762
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
23.4:
PRIVATIZING
SOUTH
AFRICA
763
SUMMARY
764
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
764
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
764
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
764
CHAPTER
24
THE
FUTURE
766
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
24.1:
THE
INTERNET
OFFERS
MARKETING
LINKAGES
766
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
ENVIRONMENT
767
A
REGIONAL
PERSPECTIVE
767
THE
INTERNATIONAL
FINANCIAL
ENVIRONMENT
770
THE
SOCIETAL
ENVIRONMENT
770
THE
TECHNOLOGICAL
ENVIRONMENT
772
THE
TRADE
FRAMEWORK
773
GOVERNMENTAL
POLICY
774
THE
FUTURE
OF
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
MANAGEMENT
776
INTERNATIONAL
PLANNING
AND
RESEARCH
776
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
24.2:
FORD,
MICROSOFT
JOIN
FORCES
TO
CREATE
ONLINE
BUILT-TO-ORDER
CARS
777
INTERNATIONAL
PRODUCT
POLICY
777
INTERNATIONAL
COMMUNICATIONS
780
DISTRIBUTION
STRATEGIES
780
INTERNATIONAL
PRICING
780
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
24.3:
GLOBAL
REACH
WITH
JAPANESE
CYBERMAIL
781
DETAILED
CONTENTS
XXXIII
THE
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETPLACE
24.4:
INTERNATIONAL
EXPERIENCE:
KEY
TO
THE
EXECUTIVE
SUITE
782
CAREERS
IN
INTERNATIONAL
MARKETING
782
FURTHER
TRAINING
782
EMPLOYMENT
WITH
A
LARGE
FIRM
783
EMPLOYMENT
WITH
A
SMALL-
OR
MEDIUM-SIZED
FIRM
785
SELF-EMPLOYMENT
785
SUMMARY
787
QUESTIONS
FOR
DISCUSSION
787
INTERNET
QUESTIONS
787
RECOMMENDED
READINGS
787
CASES
PART
FOUR
KADIMI
GROUP
OF
COMPANIES
(INDIA):
EXPORTS
788
CUSTOMER
SERVICE
ONLINE:
THE
HP
DESIGNJET
792
ECOLOGICAL
COOLING:
THE
FRIDGE
FROM
EASTERN
GERMANY
799
MCDONNELL
DOUGLAS:
THE
F-18
HORNET
OFFSET
802
AN
EXPATRIATE
TOUR
IN
EL
SALVADOR
809
VIDEO
CASE:
A
TASTE
OF
THE
WEST
813
CREDITS
AND
ACKNOWLEDGMENTS
P-1
NAME
INDEX
1-1
SUBJECT
INDEX
I-7
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any_adam_object | 1 |
author | Czinkota, Michael R. |
author_facet | Czinkota, Michael R. |
author_role | aut |
author_sort | Czinkota, Michael R. |
author_variant | m r c mr mrc |
building | Verbundindex |
bvnumber | BV014733440 |
callnumber-first | H - Social Science |
callnumber-label | HF1416 |
callnumber-raw | HF1416 |
callnumber-search | HF1416 |
callnumber-sort | HF 41416 |
callnumber-subject | HF - Commerce |
classification_rvk | QP 680 |
ctrlnum | (OCoLC)51010529 (DE-599)BVBBV014733440 |
dewey-full | 658.848 |
dewey-hundreds | 600 - Technology (Applied sciences) |
dewey-ones | 658 - General management |
dewey-raw | 658.848 |
dewey-search | 658.848 |
dewey-sort | 3658.848 |
dewey-tens | 650 - Management and auxiliary services |
discipline | Wirtschaftswissenschaften |
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title | International marketing |
title_auth | International marketing |
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title_full | International marketing Michael R. Czinkota ; Ilkka A. Ronkainen |
title_fullStr | International marketing Michael R. Czinkota ; Ilkka A. Ronkainen |
title_full_unstemmed | International marketing Michael R. Czinkota ; Ilkka A. Ronkainen |
title_short | International marketing |
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topic | Export marketing Internationales Marketing (DE-588)4125431-4 gnd |
topic_facet | Export marketing Internationales Marketing Einführung |
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